ID: 18452
Comment by: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reported By: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Status: Bogus
Bug Type: Variables related
Operating System: OpenBSD
PHP Version: 4.2.1
New Comment:
try using $HTTP_GET_VARS rather than $_GET... I am new to this so I
might be wrong but the $_GET and $_POST etc seem deprecated in this
version.
Previous Comments:
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[2002-07-22 19:54:18] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
you just told me I was crazy ;)
but okay, I fixed that problem (heh)
this STILL isn't a bogus bug, however... Look at the example page i
supplied above,
....
echo "<br><hr>";
$h = "_GET";
print_r($$h); // Works!
echo "<br><hr>";
function pr2() { $g = "_GET"; print_r($$g); } // DOESN'T WORK!
pr2();
....
That part is still true. Comments and all.
Now, thats the bug I was dealing with previously (before i screwed up
and figured all superglobals didn't work :/)
I knew I messed something up, at least I've finally got this
refined...
Am I missing something again, or have I finally nailed it?
Ted
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[2002-07-21 14:21:57] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Of course it doesn't work, you don't call the functions...
-Tal
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[2002-07-20 22:42:44] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
An example of this failure can be seen here:
http://roothack.org/~articles/test.php?var=value
(wonder how many tries this is going to take...)
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[2002-07-20 22:41:40] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
An example of this failure can be seen here:
http://roothack.org/articles/test.php?var=value
(case...)
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[2002-07-20 22:39:02] [EMAIL PROTECTED]
An example of this failure can be seen here:
http://roothack.org/Articles/test.php?var=value
The Source to that page is here:
<?
// PHP 4.2.1
// get like: file.php?name=hi
// Isn't $_GET supposed to be "superglobal" ?
print_r($_GET); // Works!
echo "<br><hr>";
function pr1() { print_r($_GET); } // DOESN'T WORK!
echo "<br><hr>";
$h = "_GET";
print_r($$h); // Works!
echo "<br><hr>";
function pr2() { $g = "_GET"; print_r($$g); } // DOESN'T WORK!
echo "<br><hr>";
function pr3() { global $_GET; print_r($_GET); } // DOESN'T WORK!??
?>
Information about the server can be found here:
http://roothack.org/~articles/test2.php
(its phpinfo();)
Please tell me I'm not crazy... ;)
Ted Kaminski
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